We had such a lovely first dinner in Paris here!! My goodness, getting our first view of the Eiffel…read moreTower from this vantage point, right at golden hour, was unforgettable. We got a little confused arriving because we didn't realize it was inside a retail building, but once we found it, everything was smooth sailing. The food was good and the view was even better.

Very disappointing experience at Perruche today. I was waiting for my hotel room to be ready so I…read morewent up to Printemps rooftop-Perruche to have a drink. It took 15 minutes before someone greeted me and the server who greeted me was not responsible for my table. She asked another server to help me and he ignored her and walked off rudely. Fortunately, she brought me a menu and I ordered a glass of wine. Decent glass of wine though over priced even for Paris. The topper-they ask if you want to tip!!! I highly doubt they do that to French people. I'm giving 2 stars, because the view is magnifique. It is a great place to go for a nice view of Paris, but otherwise, I would skip it.

We recently celebrated my mom's birthday with lunch at L'Oiseau Blanc. The restaurant which is on…read morethe rooftop of the Peninsula Hotel has a great view of the Eiffel Tower. On my next trip , I need to come back for dinner to see the sparkling lights of the Eiffel Tower at night. We had an early lunch reservation and were able to score a corner table with a view of the Eiffel Tower. The restaurant roof is all glass so it will get warm with lots of sunlight. They do lower the shades, however, you may lose your line of sight to the Eiffel Tower. For lunch you can have the €125 prix fixe or a la carte. Prix fixe is the way to go so you can have a little of everything. The service is impeccable and the presentation of food is some of the prettiest I've seen in all my eating adventures. Our lunch began with a loaf of sourdough bread and butter. But not just any French butter. This butter was presented with great flair. A cart rolled up with a big bowl of yellow-orange colored butter under a glass dome. Our server explained that the rich butter gets it color from carotene. The French cows graze on pastures rich in fresh grass containing beta-carotene. This natural pigment gives the butter its golden hue. It was absolutely delicious! Besides the bread/butter, we had several amuse bouche. The first was a savory version of a baba au rhum with a bouillabaisse-style soup. After that was a tiered selection of different amuse-bouche. I can't remember the names because I was too busy eating. With the first course we received a layered brioche. It was rich, buttery yet light. The birthday girl opted for a la carte because she wanted the roasted pigeon. My cousin and I had the seasonal flight. The prix fixe: #1 - Smoked sardine - green bean/cherry/almond/herbal zephyr #2 - White asparagus - flame-seared/licorice/peppery shoot/bottarge #3 - Burgandy rabbit - Sea-water celtuce/cockle/Provençal herb/horseradish - Yum! #4 - Spiced strawberry - XO sauce/ grilled piquillo pepper / fresh curd cheese. Not my favorite. But we weren't done yet! We were presented with a selection of mignardises which are tiny bite-sized desserts. I was so full but had to try each one. They were delicious bites of sweet goodness. I preferred these tiny morsels of goodness over the spiced strawberry. After our desserts, my mother was presented with chocolate statute perched on top of a nutty chocolate dessert and a candle to celebrate her birthday. It was a great way to end our wonderful lunch. I recommend reservations. Lunch is pricey once you start adding champagne and cocktails.

Wow, L'Oiseau is easily a five star experience from their quality of food, service and stunning…read moreEiffel Tower view. A true trifecta showcase of the French cuisine. The reviews on Yelp are quite harsh, and if you are deciding whether or not to make this restaurant part of your itinerary, please do! Dining at L'Oiseau Blanc was the absolute highlight of my week-long trip to Paris and easily the most impressive culinary experience of them all. The breathtaking rooftop view of the Eiffel Tower set the stage for an afternoon of pure magic. Every course was a revelation--exquisitely crafted dishes that perfectly balanced creativity, flavor, and artistry. The service is impeccable, Tristan and Anais who were warm, professional, attentive, and genuinely passionate about making every moment special for their guests. The aviation-inspired decor and elegant ambiance added a distinctive charm that made the evening feel truly special. The stand outs were their creamy truffle forward salsify sauce, smoked scallops, freshly baked French sourdough bread with bright orange butter sourced from a farm in the United Kingdom! Of all the meals I enjoyed in Paris, L'Oiseau Blanc stands out as the one I'll be dreaming about long after the trip has ended.

Ralph's is such a fabulous experience, whether you're dining at the Paris location or somewhere…read moreelse. The burger is a must order. With everything so meticulously detailed and curated, you can expect a delicious meal, great service, and the perfect vibes. Make sure to make a reservation and try to sit outside if possible. This will make for the most seamless and perfect meal!

The ambience of the Ralph Lauren Café and restaurant at their flagship store in Paris is wonderful…read more The patio is beautifully decorated and really lovely to sit in. They make an iconic burger with french fries that pairs really well with a red wine. This place is a little Haven away from the hustle and bustle of other restaurants in Paris.

We made reservations for my birthday on 3/18. We arrived early to sit by windows. With 5 open…read moretables by window the Hostess would not give us a table. Very nasty experience; we left and had a great dinner at Maxim's. Avoid this standoffish place.

The restaurant located in a high rise of Montparnasse. When you arrive you will have to pass metal…read moredetector, because it's also offices in this building. For restaurant there is separate elevator. Very easy to navigate. Had amazing time with my mom as a last night in Paris dinner with amazing view. Pre-set menu was only 74 eur and it has a good options like lobster bisque, foie gras, branzino and steak! I think for a place with such a view it's a good deal. We used to pay in simple cafes 50 eur pp with no view. We had a reservation in advance and I ask for a special "window table" for guest from USA (me lol) They were very nice and seated us promptly. We selected drinks and pre set menu. My foie gras pate was very good with fig jam (just what I expected) My mom took lobster bisque which was very good too. For entree I selected branzino and my mom chose steak. Both dishes were very good. After we finished our main course (it was around 8 pm) We got first Eiffel tower evening lightning. It was spectacular and very memorable! We got our desserts gelato and pavlova dessert, both were very good ! I think it's a great place for a spectacular view that you will not get anywhere else in Paris.

Always have a great time when I hang out @Kong. It's good for the soul . Great for eye candy…read moreand always so much fun

We gave them the chance to fix the issue before leaving. We asked if we could move tables, but the…read moreserver said no. Shortly after, another table was seated in the section we had asked about. It was clearly preferential seating, so we decided to leave.

Had a great experience at the restaurant with my mother. Unfortunately I'm not good at French so…read morecould not remember all the food names but the server was very kind and professional. We opted to eat indoors, while outdoors seating was available and the weather definitely allowed, I just wasn't feeling my best and didn't want to get cold. I tried the fish that was on their special menu, and a glass of Riesling which paired very well with the fish. My mom opted in to get the gnocchi pasta dish and that was also phenomenal. While it looked very touristy and was on the Main Street on Champs-Elysees but it was filled with locals. Which ones we made the right choice

French brasserie fare. I tried the steak tartare and a few other signature dishes, and everything…read morewas beautifully presented and flavorful. The staff are attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable about the menu and wine pairings. The desserts, especially the mille-feuille, were a highlight. While the dishes are well-prepared, some items felt a little pricey for the portion size, so keep that in mind. The interiors are stunning, rich wood paneling, sparkling chandeliers, and walls adorned with portraits of cinema legends create a timeless, glamorous feel. A bonus for fashion lovers: for girls who love to shop, Louis Vuitton is just across the street, so you can combine a chic Parisian dinner with some luxury window shopping or a little retail therapy

On the recommendation of our hotel concierge, we went to Mon Paris during the late afternoon. The…read morestaff we engaged spoke English and were very friendly. My wife and ordered the same thing...a toasted cheese type sandwich that was very flat...and very big! We could have easily split it. The sandwich also came with a very large order of fries. Here is the name of the sandwich....""MON PARIS! CROQUE MONSIEUR (CROQUE MADAME WITH 2 EGGS +2€) 24,5€ Brioche sandwich bread, Rostello ham, Marcel Petite Comté cheese, Mornay sauce, butter, side dish of your choice"" The inside tables present a sense of elegance with a great vibe and ambiance. This is obviously a place where locals dine, we were the only Americans there both times. It is located on a closed-to-traffic street in the Opera District not far from our hotel...Sofitel Le Scribe Paris Opéra We enjoyed it so much, we returned and had a beer at one of the sidewalk tables.

Although we entered at an odd time (2:30pm) we were greeted with friendly faces. We ordered the…read moreescargot and grilled salmon with green onions. Both dishes were delicious and well cooked. The restaurant is well decorated without being pretentious... a great balance in ambiance. We would highly recommend this establishment!

Petit restaurant situé à proximité du Louvre. Bien qu'il y soit très près, les prix ne sont pas…read moregonflé comme la majorité des endroits prêt des lieux touristique, ce qui est vraiment bien. L'accueil fut rapide et efficace. Le serveur semblait cependant débordé. Il n'a pas arrêter de courir entre les tables intérieur et extérieur le pauvre. J'ai prit le Bacon bbq burger avec pomme de terre grenaille. Il est possible de choisir le degrés de cuisson du burger. Ce dernier était très bon. Les pomme de terre grenaille semble cuire dans le beurre. Elles étaient tendre et très bonne. Ma conjointe a prit le blue burger qu'elle a dévoré. Les frites étaient tout aussi bonne. Une chose dommage est que la fumée des fumeurs a l'extérieur entrait aisément à l'intérieur de l'endroit, mais c'est quelque chose de commun à Paris.

Typical tourist spot food (servicable). My issue comes with finding large chips in our cocktail…read moreglasses and when I took them up to the bar, the bartender just poured the contents into new glasses. When I said no and that it was dangerous, he said "It's ok. The glasses were chipped before I made your drinks." Sit on that one for a second. I don't care which culture you come from, you don't mess with potential glass shards in food or drink. It was only when the manager insisted the drinks be remade, that they were remade. Solid no from me.